2007 Honorary Degree Recipients

2007 Fall Congregation Honorary Degree Recipients

2007 Honorary Degree Recipients - Mike Harcourt

Dr. Mike Harcourt

Former Premier of British Columbia (1991-1996), and Mayor of Vancouver, (1980-1986) is a passionate believer in the power of cities and communities to improve the human condition.

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2007 Spring Congregation Honorary Degree Recipients

2007 Honorary Degree Recipients - Michael Bliss

Dr. Michael Bliss, O.C.

One of Canada’s most distinguished historians and is often considered the pre-eminent medical historian of his generation.

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2007 Honorary Degree Recipients - Cassie Campbell-Pascall

Dr. Cassie Campbell-Pascall

A Canadian hockey icon, the former captain of Canada’s Women’s Hockey Team and in 2006 she became the first woman to do colour commentary on Hockey Night in Canada.

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2007 Honorary Degree Recipients - Robert Davidson

Dr. Robert Davidson, C.M., O.B.C., D.F.A.(Hon)

One of Canada’s most respected and important contemporary artists of our times who has contributed greatly to the Haida cultural revival.

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2007 Honorary Degree Recipients - David Dodge

Dr. David Dodge

An outstanding public servant and has served as Governor of the Bank of Canada and prior to this position served as Deputy Minister of Finance.

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2007 Honorary Degree Recipients - Michael Halliday

Dr. Michael Halliday

An internationally renowned linguist whose outstanding achievements have influenced a wide range of disciplines.

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2007 Honorary Degree Recipients - C.S. (Buzz) Holling

Dr. C.S. (Buzz) Holling

Has shown exemplary leadership in the field of ecology, environmental management, ecological economics and the human dimensions of global change.

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2007 Honorary Degree Recipients - Phillip J.E. Peebles

Dr. Phillip J.E. Peebles

Albert Einstein Professor of Science, Princeton University, has made profound contributions to our knowledge of the physical processes that have shaped the structure of our universe.

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2007 Honorary Degree Recipients - Martha Piper

Dr. Martha Piper, O.C., O.B.C.

Her tenure at UBC was marked by highly effective national advocacy for university research.

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